Cao Wei · Envoy Supervising the State
Guan Jun
Guan Jun, a supervisory attendant of Cao Wei, was known for reporting in Huangchu 2 that Cao Zhi was drunk, insolent, and had coerced envoys.
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History · vol. 19Records of the Three Kingdoms
黃初二年，監國謁者灌均希指，奏『植醉酒悖慢，劫脅使者』。有司請治罪，帝以太后故，貶爵安鄉侯。…
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黃初二年，監國謁者灌均希指，奏『植醉酒悖慢，劫脅使者』。有司請治罪，帝以太后故，貶爵安鄉侯。〈《魏書》載詔曰：『植，朕之同母弟。朕於天下無所不容，而況植乎？骨肉之親，舍而不誅，其改封植。』〉其年改封鄄城侯。三年，立為鄄城王，邑二千五百戶。
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Guan Jun was an imperial inspector serving as regent of Cao Wei. Historical records mention his activities in the second year of Huangchu; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
In the second year of Huangchu, Guan Jun, seeking to curry favor with the emperor, reported that Cao Zhi had “gotten drunk and behaved arrogantly, threatening the envoy by force.” The authorities requested that he be punished, and Cao Zhi was consequently demoted to Marquis of Anxiang. (Recorded in historical sources)
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Cao Zhi
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History · vol. 19
- Cao Zhi§16
Enemy
In the second year of Huangchu, Xi submitted a memorial accusing Zhi of "getting drunk, behaving insolently, and threatening the envoy," causing Zhi to be found guilty and demoted in rank